Oddfellows Grand Lodge Meet to Parade Through City
The seventy seventh annual meeting of the grand lodge of Oddfellows will fill this city all next week with 50 000 delegates visitors and Rebekahs on the big Tuesday. Highlights include a 25 000 strong parade 100 bands a Camp Cable militia camp and numerous receptions at Tomlinson hall English hotel and union depot with prize drills and a Schuyler Colfax souvenir badge honor accorded to Hoosier welcome.
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Grand Lodge of Oddfellows
Order
Fairview Park
The
Oddfellows
Meridian St. M. E
Virgil W. Tevis
C. D
Hall of Representatives
State Capitol
Patriarchs
Fair Grounds
Camp Cable
A. C. Cable
Grand Sire
J. H. Harris
N.meridian
Sixteenth-st
Market-st
Capitol-ave
Washington-st
East-st
Meridian-st
Tremont-st
Colfax Monument
Indiana
Marion County
Tomlinson Hall
Rebekahs
Monument Place
Alabama-st
Court House
Hospital Dennui
Germania Hall
Grand Lodge of
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
John B. Cockrum
Grand-sire Cable
Cockrum
J. B. Goodwin
Atlanta, Ga
J. Frank Grant
Baltimore, Md
M. Richards Muckle
Philadelphia
Elvin J. Curry
Baltimore
J. W
J. B. Cockrum
Curry
Mr. Cockrum
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Daily Journal
James P. Saunders
Yonkers
N. Y
W. H. Leedy
J. F. Wallick
M. A. Chipman
W. H. Talbott
J. E. Bodine
Cc. C. Binkley
D. B. Shideler
T. R. Jessup
Victoria L. Cranor
E. C. Hogate
George Shirts
H. C. Scearce
Anna C. Hegate
Odu
England
Manchester Unity of Odd-Fellows
Grand United Order of Odd-Fellows
America
Manchester Unity
Duke of York
Odd Fellows
New York
Boston
New Albany
Madison
Jeffersonville
Rising Sun
Logansport
Fort Wayne
Lafayete
Wabash
J.A. Derbyshire
Laurel
Illinois
Iowa
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rebekah
Schuyler
Colfax
Franklin’ Lodge
Rushville
Ind
Schuyler Colfax
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Washington and Pennsylvania Sts
Hotel English
Kentucky-are
Union Depot
I. Washington-st
Fraternal Press Association
IF. Foster Reynolds
Prohibitionists Discuss Anarchy Cure and License Idea
The Patriot-Phalanx urges licensing anarchists with a $500 annual fee to fund schools and tax cuts. It proposes time and holiday restrictions, license grants by county boards, and party debates on license levels. The piece also previews a diamond medal oratorical contest and prohibition talks by state officials.
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Patriot-Phalanx
Czolgosz
Prohibition Conference to Flood Town with Oratory Next Week
A state prohibition conference will hold sessions Tuesday and Wednesday in the Y M C A building starting at 10 am. State chairman Hall will report on conditions, with talks by L C Masters and Evangelist Sproul on evangelistic work and fundraising, plus methods for engaging labor and business sectors. The state central committee meets Tuesday evening at 8 pm.
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Hall
Franklin
L. C. Masters
Muncie
Evangelist Sproul
Indianapolis
M. S. Larmore
Milton
O. E. Faulkner
Moore’s Hill
Tre swirl of society weddings headline regional notes
Richmond reports the marriage of Miss Martha E. Neal to Dr. James E. Taylor by Rev. I. M. Kemper. In Greencastle Prof. A. A. Trever of DePauw weds Miss Elizabeth E. French in De Soto Wisconsin. they return to Greencastle next week. Dr. Fred Pettyjohn of Indianapolis marries Miss Grace Smith of Noblesville and will live at 2434 N New Jersey St. The Misses Carr host a hearts luncheon for Miss Gertrude Goodhart, soon to wed Dr. David Ross, while Miss Helen Hibben hosts a butterfly luncheon with butterfly centerpieces and decorated name cards.
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Richmond
Martha E. Neal
James E. Taylor
I. M. Kemper
Grace Church
Greencastle
A. A. Trever
Depauw University
Elizabeth EL. French
de Soto
Wis
Fred Pettyjohn
Indianapolis
Grace Smith
Noblesville
New Jersey-st
Misses Carr
Ashland Ave
Gertrude Goodhart
David Ross
Helen Hibben
Fashionable Holiday Husbands Seashore Deception
Mrs. W Guernsey Batwell leaves Hyde Park with her daughter Florence for Bar Harbor amid misgivings. Her husband Billy secretly funds a lavish sejour, while a neighbor’s letters hint at his alleged affair with the Hemingway household. Mrs. Batwell returns to Chicago to confront the truth, only to learn her husband plans a grand surprise by moving her into a new boulevard home, bought with his lover’s help.
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W. Guernsey Batwell
Bar Harbor
Florence
Hyde Park
Billy
Board of Trade
Windward
Mrs. Howard
Mrs. Batwell
Batwell
Chicago
Hemingway
Hemingways
Mrs. Hemingway
William Guernsey Batwell
Stage and Stars Highlight Week in Theatre
The week features E. W. Sothern in Richard Lovelace with Cissie Loftus as lead, praised for charm in early acts but praised less in stronger scenes. Detroit reviews praise Miss Shannon in Her Lord and Master as entertaining though uneven. Otto Skinner's Francesca da Rimini is lauded as a peak production. Ben Hur at the Illinois Theatre draws large crowds while Kitty Grey and Henry VIII rehearsals spark buzz. Elsie Leslie, famed as Little Lord Fauntleroy, marries William Jefferson Winter.
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E. J W. Sothern
Richard Lovelace
New York
Cissie Loftus
Miss Loftus
Indianapolis
Sothern
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Detroit
Miss Shannon
England
Elsie Lesiie
Lord Fauntleroy
William Jefferson Winter
William Winter
Perfumes and Candy Cathartic Advertised in 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement touts perfumes to mask bad breath and promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a quick permanent remedy. The brief note includes price references Au Grugeiste and lists 100 2c 50a as part of the marketing.
Brickton Gold Found In Sand Pit With New Process
In Brickton a sand pit yields flour gold at $12 per ton based on assays. Fred J. Hoyt of Chicago tests a new separating machine shipped with experts to run 30 tons daily, profitable at $1.50 per ton. A Ward 15 Republican club forms with officers and biweekly meetings at 316 W McCauley St.
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Deadwood
S. D
Brickton
Archie Campbell
Hastings
Campbell
Fred J. Hoyt
Chicago
Jersey City
Hoyt
Thomas Miller
William Taylor
Elmer Westover
W. McCauleyst
Dr Williams Pink Pills Endorsement by Detroit Business Leader
Arthur Langguth president of the Michigan Presbyterian Publishing Company credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing his back pain and restoring appetite after years of discomfort. The ad claims the pills cure partial paralysis sciatica neuralgia and other nerve blood related ailments and are sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 with no bulk sales.
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Arthur Langguth
Michigan Presbyterian Publishing Company
Michigan Presbyterian
Detroit
John R.st
Colorado
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Grand to Showcase Cats and London Star Alexandra Dagmar
A Grand program features trained performing cats alongside Alexandra Dagmar fresh from London. Dagmar headlines with a superb voice, youth, beauty, and a striking pink blossom embroidered gown. The week promises new acts from Al Bellman Lottie Moore Smith and Fuller and others, plus Hanlon's Superba pantomime at the Park all week.
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Alexandra Dagmar
London
Aly
Dagmar
al Bellman
Lottie Moore
Indianapolis
Miss Moore
Smith and Fuller
Former Millionaire Returns a Marine
New York reports Edward Leonard Dwyer once a wheat promoter and mine promoter, widower of the duchess of Castelucia, has joined the U S Marine Corps. He left for the Philippines, now aboard the transport Calgoa, with a three year term. friends hope for an early discharge. He built roads in Mexico and once controlled large mining ventures before bankruptcy in 1899.
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New York
Chicago
United States
Edward Leonard Dwyer
Philippines
Calgoa
Pwyer
Colombo
Duchess of Castelucia
Millirines
Harrisburg
Marine Corps
Dwyer
Navy Department
Uncle Sam
New Dominions
Nicner
Mexico
Duchess de Castellucia
Jennie A. Tomigo
Brooklyn
Duke de Castellacia
Indian River
Rock Ledge
Fla
Richard Croker
Dix Islands
Maine
Portland
Ore
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Sovereign Lodge
U. Z. Wiley
P. G. Rep
Winfield T. Durbin
Thomas Taggart
Thos. R. Jessup
Third Christian Church Chorus
Greensburg
Philo Rebekah Lodge
Union Station
State Fair Grounds
Grand Lodge Hall
A. S. Pinkerton
A. J. Cushing
G. Rep
Rhode Island
Jno
E. Farewell
Ontario
John L. Nolen
Tennessee
Statue
University Park
Annie W. LaFollette
State Fairy Grounds
Rebekah Odd Fellowship
John. B. Cockrum
A. C._Cable
C. M. Busbee
North Carolina
Nellie L. Harris
A.S. Pinkerton
Hill Montague
Virginia
C. T. Campbell
Bublic
ORGAN
Orate
Roy Blossom
Lena Belle Baker
Id Warne
Inwood
Lodema Curless
Hackleman
Lucile Royer
Stockwell
Joseph Hon
Ladoga
Edward W. Clark
State Committee
Prohibition Alliance
J. R. Henry
A. W. Jackman
Battle Ground
Oratory
John Westhafer
Loogootee
Chamberlain
Ing
Tre
Tatiana la
Putr Sarway
Otis Skinner
Aubrey Boucicault
Bertha Galland
Hewlett
Klaw & Erlanger
Harry B. Smith
Liberty’ Belles
Trenton
N. J
Dr.Sprowl
Idaon Academy For
School of
Florida
Mr. Smith
McVicker’s
Charles Frohman
George Edwardes
Edna May
Kitty Grey
Henry VIII
Helena Modjeska
Louis James
Orange
James
Cardinal Wolsey
Mme. Modjeska
Catherine
Augustus Thomas
Frank McKee
Springfield
Mass
Illinois Theater
Arthur Lanckhte
Michigan Presbyterian Publishing CO
Tangle
Belle Williams
Superba
Hanlon
Castle of
Wailallia
Tiller
Eight Clever Diamonds
Seymours
Three Lelliotts
Merry
Carrie Behr
Fenner
Oliver
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